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How to sew a quilted coaster

This is a great quick sew, using a cool fabric like this batik print will make your coasters look really modern. There are also quilting variations that you can use which I will discuss later.

Sewing a quilted coaster

For this quick sew you will need:

You can use a sewing machine or hand sew, I used a sewing machine as I am allergic to hand sewing!

Step one

First of all, pin two squares with right sides together and stitch around three sides.

Sewing a quilted coaster

Step two

Cut off the corners and place wadding in the middle so that you can turn it through.

Sewing a quilted coaster

Step three

Turn it through, poke the corners out and then turn the open flap under by 0.5cm, trim wadding if it gets in the way. Pin to secure.

Sewing a quilted coaster

Step four

Then sew around the edges lining up with the edge of your machine foot for a 0.5cm border.

Sewing a quilted coaster

Now for the fun bit!

Step five

You can quilt as much or as little as you want – you just need to make sure your wadding is secure and won’t move around or bunch up.

I sewed a cross to make sure this didn’t happen and then I put parallel lines on as below, lining them up with the cross that I created.

Sewing a quilted coaster

Et voilà! Make as many as you like and tie them into bundles as gifts if you’re feeling generous! 😉

Sewing a quilted coaster

You can make several different versions, using this method.

A quilted coaster

Make each one as individual as you like, or make a set.

A quilted coaster

If you’re giving them as a gift, or want to store them, then tie a ribbon around them or put them in a mesh bag.

A quilted coaster in a bag

Let me know if you make a quilted coaster for yourself!

Read more: How to sew a really simple quilt

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